What I'm getting to is the urgency of this. We understand that the urgency Mr. Casson has brought forward is rather quick, and that we need something done yesterday in some of these terminally ill or critical illness situations. It could be that we need the child to be present with the parent yesterday. How real is this change to the act? How quickly can the courts react to this amendment? Can you maybe suggest something that we could put in here to trigger something in these specific situations where an urgency factor is placed on this and a judge appears the next day and deals with the situation? These situations are not going to be everlasting. They may get a court case two years after the person passed away, or after they understand that they can see their child, even though they may be there.
On December 11th, 2006. See this statement in context.